I'm planing to make 3-phase variable frequency drive with esp32.
I would like to generate 3 high-side hardware PWM and inverted 3 low-side hardware PWM with inserted dead time to charge bootstrap capacitor.
I've been playing with MCPWM library on arduino IDE.
My questions are:
1. How can I produce inverted PWM signal with dead time between the top and bottom switches to avoid phase shortcut ?
2. How can I acheve frequency grater than 312K Hz ?
3. Is there a way to insert few short pulses at begining and end of each phase to limit current.
4. If i change duty cycle by 1% at high frequeny, duty cycle doesn't change smootly it jumps every 10%
If I can achieve something like this would be perfect:
Regards,
Boris Makovecki
VFD using MCPWM
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Re: VFD using MCPWM
I am not sure what the ESP32 pwm hardware supports,
But if it doesnt support dead time insertion etc, then going with a FET driver that has cross conduction (dead time) logic and a few other protection features might be a good path forward.
Something like this from ST(or any other manufacturer, this is just a part number that i remember) shoudl do the trick:
http://www.st.com/content/st_com/en/pro ... l6230.html
this only required 3 pwm signals, and it generates the complementary PWM outputs for you.
But if it doesnt support dead time insertion etc, then going with a FET driver that has cross conduction (dead time) logic and a few other protection features might be a good path forward.
Something like this from ST(or any other manufacturer, this is just a part number that i remember) shoudl do the trick:
http://www.st.com/content/st_com/en/pro ... l6230.html
this only required 3 pwm signals, and it generates the complementary PWM outputs for you.
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